 | An Original Light English Opera, in Three Acts. Entitled Haddon Hall |  |
ACT I.—The Lovers.
Scene.—The Terrace—W. Telbin.
“The green old turrets, all ivy thatch,Above the cedars that girdle them rise,
The pleasant glow of the sunshine catch,
And outline sharp on the bluest of skies.”
ACT II.—The Elopement.
Scene I.—Dorothy Vernon's Door—Hawes Craven.
“It is a night with never a star,And the hall with revelry throbs and gleams;
There grates a hinge—the door is ajar—
And a shaft of light in the darkness streams.”
Scene II.—The Long Gallery—J. Harker.
ACT III.—The Return.
Scene.—The Ante-Chamber—W. Perkins.
| An Original Light English Opera, in Three Acts. Entitled Haddon Hall | |